%c3%a2ngela

The name %c3%a2ngela appears to be a URL-encoded string rather than a proper name input, but the intended name is clearly Ângela, the Portuguese and Romanian form of Angela. Angela derives from the Latin angelus and ultimately from the Greek angelos, meaning messenger or messenger of God. The name came into widespread use in medieval Christian Europe in honor of the concept of divine messengers and was borne by saints such as Angela of Foligno, the thirteenth-century Italian mystic. Related forms include Angelica, Angelina, Angeline, and the masculine Angelo.